Deep conditioning for greasy hair?

Question

I use shampoo and conditioner for greasy hair every time i wash my hair, should i use a deep conditioner once a week too? My hair is greasy but also frizzy! Can you suggest a good one, whenever i look i can never find one specific for greasy hair. I'm in the uk so can you please suggest brands i can buy here. Thanks

Answer 1

Frizz ease should do one for greasy hair... not sure though, if not also look for one called gloss, its not a deep conditioner, but it helps stregnthen hair, its by shwarzcopf or something :s

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Answer 2

With greasy hair, you need to condition a little less. Do not put conditioner on the roots of your hair (just about midway down) and make sure you wash every little bit of that stuff out.

Conditioner can easily cause greasy hair, just spend a few extra minutes making sure there is not an ounce of conditioner in your hair.

As for the frizz, John Frieda makes a great product called Frizz-Ease that smoothes your hair without the greasy-feel. You can pick it up at Wal Mart for pretty cheap.

Answer 3

I'm pretty sure deep conditioning will make it worse!

If you wanna use it, use it but after you do, when your hair is dry, spray some dry shampoo [you can get it from Sally's] in it so it will take out the oils.

Answer 4

Conditioner just untangles knot in your hair, and repairsit, it doesn't help with grease. I get greasy hair really quickly and your best bet is just to wash your hair everyday. Works for moi!

Answer 5

Hmm.  Well it sounds weird but don't wash your hair as often.  I'm not saying DON'T WASH YER HAIRE FOR A MONTH.  I'm saying wash it less, maybe once every 2-3 days.  Washing your hair strips it of the natural oils your hair has built up since your last wash.  When you continually strip the oils from your hair DAILY, then your head produces more oil to replace it.  If you wash your hair less then your head becomes accustomed to it (over time, not right away) and doesn't produce as much oil THUS making your hair not as greasy.  Oh and in the meantime while your head/hair is still being greasy rub baby powder into it to absorb the oil.

I don't have much help on the frizzy part.  You should ask your local beautician.

Good luck!